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By sunshine
I just got a new ZT410 printer for 4x4 ISBT label. Has anyone used this printer? Please share the printer settings you are using. I need help adjusting font size and height. For those of you using ZM400 what are your settings?
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By mollyredone
What is the ISBT code for thawed FP24? We just recently started getting it and I'm having trouble finding the thaw code. I know the frozen code is E2619. FOUND IT!
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By rcollins
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By TW411
Hello,
What/where are the requirements for the DIN label on a blood bag? I have been told there is a specific size specified, but I am unable to find it. I have looked through the iccbaa docs searching for a required size. I know that it needs to be eye readable and scannable. (I am not talking base label, but rather DIN that the donor area applies).
I am asking as we at times have a smaller label placed on the donor collection bag (30mm vs 50mm) in the donor area and I have seen these discarded at times. To me seems a bit wasteful especially if it is still eye readable and scannable, but if a requirement is there to follow, I will understand. Just want to know where the requirement is. And if there isn't one, I want our QA department to relax a bit
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